Subsistent Items
Trade
Currency
Prestige Items
Critical Thinking
100

What did the Maya use to make clothing and textiles?

Cotton

100

When did the Maya trade stop?

When the Maya ceased to exist.

100

What did the Maya use as currency

Cacoa

100

What was Prestige also known as?

Luxury Goods

100

Explain the Bartering system

exchange goods & service for goods and services without the use of money

200

List 3 subsistent items?

Corn, Beans, Squash, and Salted Fish etc.

200

What did the Maya Trade the Most?

Corn, Cotton, Salt, Cacoa.

200

1 ounce of Cacoa equals how many pounds of corn

2 pounds of Corn

200

List 3 prestige Items

Gold, Obsidian, Quetzal Feathers, Jade, etc.

200

Why did Maya settle near bodies of water?

It was easier for them to trade using canoes, boats, and rafts.

300

What did the Maya use slaves for?

To walk long distances to transport different trade items.

300

Where was the Center of Maya trade?

Cerros

300

What type of trade did they engage in when the Maya move to the coast?

Salt Trade

300

Where was the famous carved jade head of Kinich Ahau found?

Altun Ha

300

How did the use of limestone evolve over time?

When the Maya discovered new ways to apply it in architecture and art work.(temples, alter...)

400

Why was salt important to the Maya everyday life?

It was used to preserve meat and fish.

400

How did the Maya use cohune oil?

For cooking, soap making, and roofing material.

400

How many pounds of corn could you get for 1 pound of salt?

 1 pound

400

Why was the quetzal feather a prestige item?

It was rare and hard to find.

400

Name 1 or more ways the Maya could use cotton besides clothing and textiles.

For medical purposes like gauze and sanitary products

M
e
n
u